Representatives from 10 NFL teams gathered at the pro day held at Missouri on March 7, where 12 players went through a workout held indoors on FieldTurf.

The University of Missouri is a great location to get pro day workouts started this year, a scout’s delight in every sense of the word.

Missouri QB Blaine Gabbert told reporters Friday that he trusted agent Tom Condon‘s advice to bypass throwing at the NFL Scouting Combine in favor of the more “controlled” setting of his upcoming Pro Day.

At Missouri’s first pro day, which was held on March 4, LB Sean Weatherspoon was the lead headline, putting up some astounding numbers. This time around, Weatherspoon did not participate in workouts, but some of his teammates, including DL Brian Coulter, used the opportunity to improve on their performances.

The 12 teams on hand for Missouri’s Pro Day Thursday were not only treated to a big lunch (something the scouts look forward to every year), but a first-hand glimpse at the Tigers’ most promising prospect, LB Sean Weatherspoon.

Predicted to be a top-10 pick in most mock drafts, Missouri WR Jeremy Maclin did all the drills at Missouri’s pro day.

The scouts just love going to Missouri’s pro day. They get fed lunch, the people are ultra friendly and it’s just a great stop. This year there are also several Tigers prospects worth watching.